رومي وأنا

The brilliance of William Chittick's translations of Shams-i Tabrizi's articles brings Rumi's beloved teacher from shadow into light, restoring Shams to his rightful central place. This work immediately joins the short and indispensable list of scholarly works on Rumi and his community. Highly recommended for all researchers and students of Sufism, Islamic philosophy, Persian literature, and, of course, the multitudes of Rumi's admirers." Annemarie Schimmel "Imagine you could go somewhere every morning, say to a corner of a caravanserai where sugar merchants gather, to hear Shams-i Tabrizi speak about the veil of the heart, the nature of ijtihad, or how to transcend the anxiety of question and answer. This book offers us an introduction to that astonishing presence. Go there for an hour every day; however long it takes, then read Rumi's poems and feel the opening of their friendship within you. Blessed be William Chittick." Coleman Barks William Chittick: Professor of Religious Studies at the State University of New York "Stony Brook". Author of "The Sufi Path of Love: The Spiritual Teachings of Rumi" and nine other books, including "The Sufi Path of Knowledge," "The Mystical Imagination of Ibn 'Arabi," "The Self-Disclosure of God: Principles of Ibn 'Arabi's Cosmology."